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DESCRIPTION:Panel Discussion\n Free admission\n\nThis is a free event but p
 lease RSVP to jcnm@nikkeiplace.org so we can prepare enough chairs.\n\nAs 
 part of the 25th anniversary celebration of the redress settlement of Sept
 ember 22\, 1988\, the Nikkei National Museum with Simon Fraser University&
 rsquo\;s Centre for Policy Studies on Culture and Communities and the Asia
 n Canadian Studies Society is pleased to sponsor a panel discussion of emi
 nent scholars who have made significant contributions to the growing body 
 of research on Japanese Canadians.\n\nWhat research is currently being don
 e on or with Japanese Canadians? How has the politics of representation ch
 anged since the redress settlement? What kinds of theoretical frameworks a
 nd critical approaches are relevant for the study of Japanese Canadians? W
 hat directions can research take in the future?\n\nModerator:&nbsp\;Roy Mi
 ki\,&nbsp\; Professor Emeritus\, English\, Simon Fraser University\n\nPane
 lists:\n Audrey Kobayashi\,&nbsp\; Professor\, Geography\, Queen&rsquo\;s 
 University\n Jeff Masuda\,&nbsp\; Associate Professor\, Geography\, Univer
 sity of Manitoba\n Kirsten Emiko McAllister\,&nbsp\; Associate Professor\,
  Communication\, Simon Fraser University\n Mona Oikawa\,&nbsp\; Associate 
 Professor\, Equity Studies\, York University\n John Price\,&nbsp\; Profess
 or\, History\, University of Victoria\n\n<a href="http://centre.nikkeiplac
 e.org/redress-panel/" target="_blank">http://centre.nikkeiplace.org/redres
 s-panel/</a>
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SUMMARY:POST-REDRESS Research on Japanese Canadians: What are the Challenge
 s? What are the Possibilities?
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